Cary, NC – Home robbed while basset hounds sleep!
Howllo Fellow Basset Hound and locking your doors lovers! Who does not lock their doors? Do you? Anyway, if you don’t, please do. There are rashes of this type of crime all over the USA. Flat screen TVs are light and taken right off of a wall very easily.
This video is short but a good glimpse of the “guard dogs” is in it..
http://abclocal.go.com/wtvd/story?section=news/local&id=7213063
CARY, NC (WTVD) — Police say someone burglarized a home in the Lochmere neighborhood in Cary.
Authorities believe the burglars entered the home through an unlocked door.
Shira Rose says when husband woke up Sunday morning; he soon noticed something was wrong.
“He came up, he realized as he was coming up the stairs that we’ve been robbed and he was like ‘Shira, did you move the TV’ and I was thinking how am I going to move that big screen TV by myself,” she said.
The Rose family says someone walked into their home early Sunday morning and took several electronics, including a flat screen TV and a laptop computer – all while they slept in the second floor of the home. The burglars overrode the motorized garage door to get it all out.
Their two Bassett hounds Walter and Sullivan were also inside the home, sleeping next to the big screen TV the family says was stolen.
“It was unusual that I did not hear a peep from them, because they usually greet people when they walk through the door,” Rose said.
The family says they are shaken as are neighbors.
“Just to think that I have two children, my mother-in-law is here, people can walk into my house and I don’t even hear them, it’s a scary thought,” Rose said.
But Rose says perhaps what’s more troubling is the fact that the burglars took her digital camera, which had pictures of her 5-year-old son’s birthday party.
Her son, Brooks, is autistic and Rose says it was the first time he understood the meaning behind his birthday.
“I have no memories of that, you know, I have them in my head, but I can’t give them to him,” Rose said. “Brooks is everybody’s child, not just my child and that part upsets me.”
Police are warning residents to keep all doors and windows locked to help prevent these kinds of thefts. They also want residents to call if they see suspicious or idling cars in neighborhoods – especially at night.
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Wow, that is really scary. I just get the feeling that they were robbed by someone they know. Howl ever, flatties are a huge thing to steal. There was even an alert in my city to close your curtains at night so the thieves don’t see your flattie!
More importantly, protect your hounds. I am so glad nothing happened to them or the family.
I am so sorry to hear about this, but it could have been worse, at lease no one was hurt.
Some good folks shared with me that we made the Basset Hound Town Blog. Thanks for sharing our story as it is important to get out. I will say that we are still confused about what took place as we typically bolt all doors shut. The reports are the doors were left unlock but we are not certain that is the case.
Sullivan and Walter are the coolest little guys…everyone on our street knows them well as they love to bark hello as they see new people. It is still odd to me that they did not wake us or run out the door while the bandits made off with our stuff. None the less we are all safe including my yummy hounds. The things can be replaced.
Thanks again for sharing… Shira Rose
Hi Shira – Thanks for checking in. I am so glad you all are safe. I just wanted to make sure everyone locks their doors! I am a freak when it comes to locking doors and keeping hounds safe. I don’t have 2 legged kids mine are 4 legged. I am just so happy your family is safe. I love that you checked in!
Cat, Chaps and Emma
Gosh, I am just down the road from you in Durham… so glad that you’re all safe and sound! My hound Orville wouldn’t have woken up either… but that wouldn’t have surprised me one bit.
Stay safe, y’all!